GPL-1 for a little bit of weight loss (10-15 pounds)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The potential side effects of this are so dangerous. Stop playing around

I honestly hope for a very bad health outcome for the woman who takes them while thin to be thinner and says she’ll be on them for life since they’re so affordable for her. The one who would rather literally be dead than heavier. I hope she gets that choice.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The potential side effects of this are so dangerous. Stop playing around

I honestly hope for a very bad health outcome for the woman who takes them while thin to be thinner and says she’ll be on them for life since they’re so affordable for her. The one who would rather literally be dead than heavier. I hope she gets that choice.

That was me. Thanks for wishing death upon me. I always wonder what you ghouls are like in real life. You can't possibly be this horrible, can you? I guess the internet brings out the mean in people.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The potential side effects of this are so dangerous. Stop playing around

I honestly hope for a very bad health outcome for the woman who takes them while thin to be thinner and says she’ll be on them for life since they’re so affordable for her. The one who would rather literally be dead than heavier. I hope she gets that choice.

That was me. Thanks for wishing death upon me. I always wonder what you ghouls are like in real life. You can't possibly be this horrible, can you? I guess the internet brings out the mean in people.

Sorry PP, that was horrible. The rage some people bring on this site is depressing.

To the person wishing death on thin women who want to be thin or even thinner than you personally like: chill?

[Anonymous]

I don’t wish for a bad outcome. Understand that significant gut problems can happen. You’re not thinking long term in a realistic way health wise if you are taking this medication to look like you did 10 years ago. It’s really stupid and you are being milked for cash.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The potential side effects of this are so dangerous. Stop playing around

I honestly hope for a very bad health outcome for the woman who takes them while thin to be thinner and says she’ll be on them for life since they’re so affordable for her. The one who would rather literally be dead than heavier. I hope she gets that choice.

That's not what I took away from what she wrote at all. My takeaway was that food has been a struggle all her life and now it's been placed the back burner so that she doesn't think about it. Why wouldn't you want to improve your own life?
You, OTOH have serious problems and are a nasty B.

[Anonymous]

Many many people are microdosing GLP-1 and having a lot of success, minimal side effects. Some day soon they'll perfect the dosage so that no one is ever fat again.

[Anonymous]

Understand that the woman wishing death as an outcome response is rooted in envy. Gross overreactions typically are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Understand that the woman wishing death as an outcome response is rooted in envy. Gross overreactions typically are.

Nope. Don’t envy her, nor you, and I meant what I wrote.

[Anonymous]

It seems like food addiction could be treated another way. Emotional eating could be helped other ways. CBT being one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Many many people are microdosing GLP-1 and having a lot of success, minimal side effects. Some day soon they'll perfect the dosage so that no one is ever fat again.

Like designer people!

[Anonymous]

I don’t wish death on that lady but she said she’d rather be dead than overweight. Give me a break - we don’t need to encourage folks like that.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The potential side effects of this are so dangerous. Stop playing around

I honestly hope for a very bad health outcome for the woman who takes them while thin to be thinner and says she’ll be on them for life since they’re so affordable for her. The one who would rather literally be dead than heavier. I hope she gets that choice.

That's not what I took away from what she wrote at all. My takeaway was that food has been a struggle all her life and now it's been placed the back burner so that she doesn't think about it. Why wouldn't you want to improve your own life?
You, OTOH have serious problems and are a nasty B.

DP- a nasty b is someone who admits to being fat phobic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The potential side effects of this are so dangerous. Stop playing around

I honestly hope for a very bad health outcome for the woman who takes them while thin to be thinner and says she’ll be on them for life since they’re so affordable for her. The one who would rather literally be dead than heavier. I hope she gets that choice.

That's not what I took away from what she wrote at all. My takeaway was that food has been a struggle all her life and now it's been placed the back burner so that she doesn't think about it. Why wouldn't you want to improve your own life?
You, OTOH have serious problems and are a nasty B.

DP- a nasty b is someone who admits to being fat phobic.

Agreed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The potential side effects of this are so dangerous. Stop playing around

I honestly hope for a very bad health outcome for the woman who takes them while thin to be thinner and says she’ll be on them for life since they’re so affordable for her. The one who would rather literally be dead than heavier. I hope she gets that choice.

That's not what I took away from what she wrote at all. My takeaway was that food has been a struggle all her life and now it's been placed the back burner so that she doesn't think about it. Why wouldn't you want to improve your own life?
You, OTOH have serious problems and are a nasty B.

DP- a nasty b is someone who admits to being fat phobic.

Agreed.

Meh.. new poster here. The poster didn’t say she hated fat people. She said she hated being overweight. That’s her right

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Anonymous wrote:I'm three weeks in and have lost an average of 2 pounds a week. My side effects have been some acid reflux and some constipation. I haven't been hungry, so hitting fiber and water targets is harder. Overall, I feel great. The side effects are manageable, and I'm realizing how loud the food noise in my head has been since I was a pre-teen. I feel sad that I have wasted so much time thinking about food, feeling guilty for eating, focused on working off the bad choices, and just feeling awful about myself. I've been between a size 2 and size 10 in my adult body, and this has been constant.

Man, this resonated with me. Me too, girl, me too. Loud food noise since about age 13, berating myself for what I ate all the time, trying to starve myself, thinking about working off all the food through exercise all the time. I've always been slim, but it was a constant battle. And I, too, am sad about a lifetime spent thinking about food, feeling guilty for eating, focused on working off food and FEELING AWFUL ABOUT MYSELF. Ugh! I started Zepbound 12 weeks ago. I have lost 16 pounds and I feel and look fantastic, but even more wonderful is the fact that I'm not so obsessed with food, what am I going to eat, how much am I going to eat, how long can I delay the next time I eat, are there going to be temptations the next gathering I go to that I'm going to have to fight off or fall victim to, did I ruin my day by starting it with a donut and now I'll just binge all day.

I haven't done those exhausting, unhealthy things in 3 months and I feel peaceful and content.

I’m one of the posters who asked questions as to how Glp-1s work, and I’m still confused. Are you saying now that you are on it, you can eat the donut and not gain? How are you keeping your intake to a level that makes you lose weight, without tracking it? I am “only” less than 10 lbs over my goal weight, but it’s all crept on it past year and a half. I eat and exercise exactly the same as I always did, so I assume it’s a slowed metabolism from menopause/aging. I feel like I already eat a healthy, portion controlled diet.

I’m a different poster but I’ll eat half or even a full donut and be fully satisfied and walk away with no constant want to come back and have another little piece or whatever until they are gone. It didn’t take away the enjoyment of food but I have a few bites and I’m good. So while I may eat the donut, it makes it easy to stick to the serving size. Overall I just eat less.

NP and that matches my experience

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Same here.